On May 11, France has lifted the curfew. Many museums are still closed, but there are places where the botanical gardens and gardens have been given permission to reopen, and the tropical botanical garden at the summit of Ez Washisumura, one of the most popular tourist destinations for Japanese people, has been reopened. The restaurants and cafes in the village were closed, but the gallery and shops were slightly open.
On June 30th, the EU relaxed immigration restrictions from outside the EU from July 1st tomorrow and decided to accept travelers from 15 countries including Japan. The 15 countries that will resume acceptance are Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay and China.
China is included, but it is said that China's acceptance of travelers is subject to mutual agreement.
It is sunny and hot every day, so tourists from Europe, including French people who come on domestic trips, enjoy the beach. At present, all museums have been reopened, and there are restaurants and hotels that will reopen in July, so it seems that Cote d'Azur will gradually become more crowded.
Our driver guide wears a mask in the car and also has a disinfectant solution in the car. Customers are not allowed to wear a mask in the car and to sit in the passenger seat. Since it is prohibited to ride with other passengers as in a mixed loading tour, only those traveling together will be allowed to ride on one vehicle.
You will be asked to wear a mask when you enter the museum or when you enter the store, but we will contact you each time.
